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To: SiouxPal who wrote (33752)	8/23/2005 12:01:22 AM
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Yes I thought you were joking when you said not to post here anymore. Certainly you love my comedy. newsoftheweird.com For a six-month period four years ago, government scientists in Florida studied a "miracle" liquid called "Celestial Drops" as a cure for the canker menace that ravages the state's citrus crops. According to a July report by the Orlando Sentinel, the research was recommended by then-secretary of state Katherine Harris, who later said she had learned of Celestial Drops from New York rabbi Abe Hardoon, who is associated with the popularized version of Kabbalah, whose organizers sell its followers ordinary water that is supposedly "blessed" by being stored in a room with sacred texts. Celestial Drops, which was promoted as having "improved fractal design," "infinite levels of order" and "high energy and low entropy," was ultimately revealed by the scientists to also be water. [Orlando Sentinel, 7-5-05] HAHA - BWAHAHAHA! HAHAHAHAHAHA! Censor me some more.

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